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July 132026.07.13 – David May – Republicans currently enjoy a comfortable Senate majority, but with the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and Senator Mitch McConnell’s illness, how significant is this moment for the party heading into the midterm elections?12 minPlay
July 102026.07.10 – Bernard Moerdler – while the current confrontation appears centred on Iran and the United States, how likely is it that Israel could become directly involved if tensions continue to escalate?11 minPlay
July 102026.07.10 – Dr Dan Diker – These latest strikes have understandably raised concerns. From your perspective, do they represent isolated violations, or are we witnessing the beginning of the collapse of the ceasefire?15 minPlay
July 102026.07.10 – Eugene Herbert – BMW has recalled hundreds of thousands of vehicles worldwide over a potential fire risk. What exactly is the fault, and why was the recall considered necessary?7 minPlay
July 102026.07.10 – Jan Daniel Uys – Many people have never heard of “cognitive shuffling” or “micro-dreaming.” What is this technique, and why is it attracting so much attention among sleep experts?.10 minPlay
July 102026.07.10 – Professor Bill Kolbrener – One of the oldest antisemitic conspiracy theories is the claim that Jews somehow “control the world.” Despite centuries of evidence disproving it, why does this myth continue to survive and resurface?12 minPlay
July 092026.07.09 – Amanda Porter – Unpacking the collaboration between City Power and CAP Green that is fixing the street lights in the area12 minPlay
July 092026.07.09 – Warren Sher and Kim Nates – Crossing Jewish divides through Limmud (opposite political, religious and social spectrum; friends and co-volunteers at Limmud)16 minPlay